The game is amenable to modification according to the level and size of the class and to the desired learning goals.
A bankruptcy filing doesn't disqualify homeowners from obtaining a loan modification, according to the Home Affordable Modification Program Web site.
Other structures of the perciforms have also undergone modification according to the various types of feeding behaviour.
Rutting resistance of the original bitumen was enhanced by DEGPC modification according to the DSR test results.
What changes did you have to make in order to adapt?" The word "adapt" is a verb which means: "to make fit, often by modification, or implies a modification according to changing circumstances" (found online at //www.webster.com).
Since it went into effect in March, some 100,000 homeowners have been offered a modification, according to the Treasury Department, though a tally is not yet available on how many offers have been accepted.
The antifouling property of membranes was improved remarkably after surface modification according to protein and bacterial adhesion testing, and filtration experiment.
The Obama administration, under intense pressure to help millions of people in danger of losing their homes, is considering a ban on foreclosures unless they have first been examined for potential modification, according to a set of draft proposals.
Deonarine Nareen, a 52-year-old restaurant employee in Queens, had fallen behind on his mortgage as he petitioned Wells Fargo for a loan modification, according to court records.
The AGP-rich INP renders a glycoprotein architecture that is amenable for modification according to the functional designs, capable of being developed as versatile nanomaterials for extensive biomedical applications.
In the automotive sector, the cumulative damage calculation method generally applied is the Palmgren Miner-Hypothesis with its modification according to Haibach (steePalmgren Miner-Hypothesisafter the knee-point) as a means of also including the damage by stress amplitudes belowithe knee-poits.
